Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-01
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Q SsurnaEzss1e Eafs.
rFrszs fhs VEG Yovk Word
kpou that there are men Via hsEs
been c1uneetsd with j11rnsiism fer
yasra, VITO nsiutain thai Il sis net q
kanik. hui ehat VITA then IL IN 2ns1lusRiT
neeepsary. For this reason I consalte6
Mr.. James MigRieasn. of AskeEiiIs, who
edits The Duly LfnDfszzfs. . moruine
paper Of this placs. and learned fr0m
bin THAI il is oct useeasaFy 10 - np
nights IN sgdeR 10 run q morning paper.
So the wives and mothers % BoFnfng
journalists and printers sh0ala not
longer be deceived b. this tine bon0Fsd
fread up1u their tyus1inQ natures.
Mr.. Min9gles1s says that FattiinR
R0od morning pager can be worked On
the pres By Supper tine, and the even
ing reserved for social tutercDurse.
And yet know . peie, studioas news
papsF man, WITH silver 10 his hair.
Bau IN wh0ss mouth batter would
scarcely naeIt. who hsE. for twenty years
and more, bambooz' ed his trusting wife
and grovn-np son with this Transparent
frsud.
He told me only 3 short time aRo.
With genuine patbos, thas the hSst time
be had seen bis own sou By daylight vas
last fall. He said that bis sou came OF
AGE lsst October, and thf01Rh ths e0ur-
tesy Of mutual frieRd ltbs young mans
n0therl be had the pleasure Of meeting
him on eIectinn day and forming 80 &C
quaintanos which be says uDey rtpen
into q strong friendship.
| have another aequaintaDee VITO
assists 10 editing q morning paper, BAT
be does not believe "a allowing bis
children to utterly forget him. be does
not want bis boys TO think they are
orphans iust because be u not always at
home. He IL q man Of very strong viii
and q strict discipiinarian. 30 be gets
q holiday every two weeks In order 70
90 bons and do up bis panishine.
One time be found that is eldest OF
oldest son--I do not know which. b.
aause I am away from home vithoat my
IibFary-had violated tbs rules 81 the
house 10 { sad manner.
Az near as am able 20 come at the
facts, the boy had taken quart Of corn
aud seWed 9 long thread through each
kernel, shOwinG great patience and per
severance IN 30 doing. He had then
tied the ends Of the threads toRsther
into one knot and scattered the corn
where q large flock Of geese had bsen in
she habit of assooiating and pooling for
mutual profit and improvement.
A man whe came along that way
aboat dusk said that be saw about thirty
geese standing around In q circle look
| ing repFoachfully al each other and
irving 70 agree on some method BY
which thew could all &c home together
without turning q part OF their crowd
wrong side out, while behind q hiRh
board fence there Was boy who seem
ed 10 be enjoying himself in q small
way.
The incident was reported TO the boys
father, Who came home and placed bis
son under q large dry goods box IN the
cellar, after which be piled three or foul
hundred pounds Of ceal on top of the
inverted box. He then made a few re-
marks for the boys COED. which were
followed BY the smothered remark
"Ratsr' from the inside Of the box
| After ordering that the box should not
DO disturbed sill his Fetura, my friend
| put on his coat and went back 10 his
Work.
This was Just as the returns began "a
return in she autumn Of 1884,. Ms
friend did not 90 home for two weeks
and forgot all about tine boy till IL came
time to do no his Furnishing for the fort
night.
When the truth flashed over him BE-
vas filled with the keenest remorse and
went hsme as soon as be had sent in the
last proof, bat when be went dowa ths
eeller be found the box empty aud the
following note written on il with pen
oil.
Dear Paw do not weap for me have
vent away from my happy home WHARF
| Was onct so cay and free do Mt as
sassinate nav becaz she Pride up the
boz With a stick OF cord-wOOd Yesterday
and fed Me she left the box SO i could
Bust 4sh am gene Far Ear Away dc
not weap for me Il Is better for me and
| you TO be Apart. ennyhoW 1t is better
for Ne to be apart like being Apart 9
Good deal better think | will take 6
ham and a gar of Preserves Of which
am pashionately fond bat ! will Rennm.
crate you 30 Day as heaven Is my iuG
so No moar at Present from your prod
diRie Son Henry" Bill NYE.
AsRsriile, ". c., March s.